Roku's got streaming player deals for Black Friday Weekend
Friday, November 27, 2015 at 9:35AM
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Roku's announced Black Friday deals to help consumers plan their streaming shopping strategy this holiday season. The company is offering deep discounts on three Roku players that meet a variety of streaming needs: the Roku 3 with voice search for $79.99; the tiny and portable Roku Streaming Stick for $39.99; and the limited-time, limited-quantity Roku SE for $25. These deals will be available online and in store from national retailers.

@rokuplayer announces its Black Friday weekend deals. Roku 3 for just $79.99, Roku Streaming Stick for $39.99 and Roku SE for $25

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Consumers can also find excellent deals on a number of Roku TV models during Black Friday weekend, including a 32” TCL Roku TV for just $125 and a 55’’ TCL Roku TV for just $348 from select national retailers, including Walmart, both online and in store.

In addition to Roku streaming player and Roku TV deals, Roku is offering customers who purchase and activate a Roku player or Roku TV model between now and January 16, 2016 content offers from Hulu, CinemaNow, SHOWTIME and others valued at up to $100. These offers include three months of the Hulu Limited Commercials plan, three free HD movie rentals from CinemaNow, and a one month free trial of SHOWTIME®. Additional offers include free trials of HBO NOW, Netflix, and more. For a list of all content offers including complete details, eligibility, and terms and conditions of individual content offers visit: www.roku.com/offers.

All of the streaming players included in Roku’s Black Friday deals lineup feature:

Roku has the most complete lineup of streaming players available this holiday season, making it easy to find a streaming player that meets the needs of every streamer. In addition to the Roku 3, Roku Streaming Stick, and Roku SE, consumers can also find the newly released Roku 4 for 4K UHD and HD streaming, the powerful Roku 2, and the Roku 1 that works with older TVs. 

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